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.MAyWELL TO HANG.
The Trunk Mystery Murderer to Oct No lse.
lief from the gnprome Court. jE5,j5s

Iho Trunk A1ystery Mufderer TO Got No Ito.
W lief from the gaprome Court. &. ist
JEFFERSON. CiTY, Mo-, June 1s.-It is
aemi.oiicially. given out -nighs' that the
Supreme Court will, on Monday morning,
hand down the deciBion in the famous
Maxwell murder case, affirming the judg-
ment Of the St. Louis Court and sentencing
the prisoner to hang. Tho decision will
be given by Judge Norton, snd there Is
but one dissenting vote. Sl fsi.!:
Hugh N. Brooks, alias Walter Lenno1
Maxwell, made the acquaintance sof 9.
Artln' Preller on an Atlantic steamer and
.decoysa him to St. Louis, where he nlr1-
dcred him with chlorolorm and then
packed his body in q trunk " He robbed
the lemsina Of 500 and ded to Auckland,
New Zsaland, where he was captured and
brought back. {i32 The murder occurred
April 5, 1855, and was not discovered for
eight days. Maxwell'sg defense was that
i Was IN accident and the defense hoped
!orsrnversal on the grounds that the Stats
introduced q detective { In the cell with
Maxwell, who wormed a confession from
him. Tho murder produced the groatest
excitement throughout the country at the
'v4lues ~ ilstf Ffsil II ~
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Preferred Death to rrlal for sl,pu,. I'm -.

\. \ NORTH AMHEKsr, O., June 1o.-George
uensahe., 9 well:to.do German farmer,
aged about aixty.lve, hanged himself In
bis barn, two miles north Of here. yenter.
day afternoon. He was a3 hard drinker,
and subjected to tlts Of temporary insanity.
Els family and that Of his brother,in,law,
George Keller, have long been on unso.
ciable tdrms. Be had quarrelad with his
sister.in.lGw and uaed duiamatory epishets.
She sued him for slsndsr, and yesterday
tho Sheriff notified him to appear Tor trial
under 81 900 bond. Ignorant OF the law,
and fearing that ha must pay that amount,
be suicided: He leaves . wife, three sona
and daughter, & n n
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NEWS IN BRIEF, {;

Six caseD Of small po4 have been discoy.g
cred Ia San Fraupiseo. Ia u 5s55jsT' lsy
Frank Mingrel was a!abbed and killed
by Henry Dilletoch, in quarrel in CHI
cago SALOON, ,i,s.5 '3g.SS5.'.
Il An order In the Canadian Council has
been passed removing the tolls on grain
passing through the Welland canal, ii555
"a gas explosion In mine at Pittsburgh
junction, "a, resulted in serious injuries
to five miners, two Of whom will die. 5i8.
Mira. Hopper, Of Mausfsld, Pa was IA.
tally burned i9 the stteplnt 10 rescue her
child, whose vioth1ng took fire from an ex.
ploded oil can. '553 5l5s;,5,7.'z 27,59;g
4ssara Bernhard has sailed for Europe,
The profits from her American tour OF
fourteen months are about $500, 900, com.
ing from es2 performances. j;,T.11t
3 Miss Anna Dickinson has been ii, pre. ,,y,
carlous condition at Scranton, Pa, and
narrowly escaped death. n She Is nov
thought to have g. good CHANGE iors1e,
covery. N
Two miles from Lynchbnrg, Va, George
Winner met Charles Shelby on the pub
lie, road and shot him through the head
without provocation. Both men we're
white. y ~ SISt
4 Iguace Mercy, who attempted suicide
at Wabash, 4nd by shooting himself in
the head, was saved by the thickness OF
his skull, the bullet tlattening out against
the frontsl BONG. M, ,;s
"a train on the New York 4 Nav Eng.
land Railroad killed Joseph smalley and
wife ut stormville, Conn. A few minutea
before the. accident the two were eeen
drinking from q bottle Of whiaky. i,isi Z
Albert Taboro (colored), accused Of the
attempted outrage Of the wife OF DR..
Booth, at Oxford, N. O., was hanged Sat-
nrday IN the presence Of five :thousand
people, protesting hls INNOCENCE to tho
last, IA (
j.. Il. Kemper is under arrest at Lima,
O., for cutting the pipe Of the Excelaior
Pipe Line Company, which was put down
over, his farm against his will, he having
granted tho right Of way to the Standard
Oil Company, n ., 4, -. 4! t
McGayigle and Mcdonald, two ot the
Chicago "boodiers,2, have been convicted
and their sentences fixed at three years in
| the penitentiary.Eg1t It ia said Mike McDon,
AID, the boss gambler, will be indicted by
the next grand jury. IA I
Jake Sharp, the boss New York stree
railway hood!er, has been PLACED in Lud
low Street Jail, occupying the zane room
used by boss Tweed. The Sheriff declined
TO assume the responsibility Of aIlowin,
Sharp to remain at hia own residence un
J der the surveillance OF special officers. A
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A8DEATH STRUGGLE
WITH AN EscArED MANIAC.
ue Visits Ills Wlfe's House and Subject Her
to Many Indignitles..lIis nrothsr.in.Law
6 Finally Wings Him with Shot from
f,Nt1h n Winohoster..Isetured to Asylum.

CHICAGO, June 10.-A Times special
from St. Joseph, Mo-, says; James B,
Aiolcow, an insane patient escaped from
the State Asylum No. . last evening and
made his way to his home near Cover,
twenty miles distant, arriving there about
4 o'clock. His wife had retired but her
brother, William Allen was up. The
crazy man silontly entered the rear door,
struck Allen u terrible blow on the head
with bar Of iron, producing insensibility.
Next no went into hiH wlie's bedroom
and awoke her. He had a pistol
which he presented to her head and bade
her follow him. The frightened woman
obeyed, and he led hor to the orchard.
He commanded her to take position with
her back against tree. The woman com.
Piled. Tho maniac drew from his pocket
number Of stones which he picked up
on the way, nnd with a revolver in his left
hand pointed at the woman began to melt
her with them. When she turned TO Inn
Into the house the maniac opened fire on
her with the revolver, but did not succeed
IN hitting her. In the meanwhile Allen
had returned to conscousness and hearing
the shooting rushed to tho spot AIMED
with q Winchester rifle. It WAS yery dark
and before he knew 1t the maniac waa
within ten feet OF him and began firing.
Allen raiaed bis rifle and fired, Molcow
falling to the ground With shot through
the thigh. Thinking he had fatally
injured the man Allen dropped
bis rifle and went 10 his assistance,
Just as he was stopping to rouse him
up, the maniac cangh him about the
neck and then ensued lie and death
struggle, The great gtrength Of the crazy
man soon overpowered Alien, and lust as
he was giving mp, Mrs. Molcow came up
and struck her husband on the back Of the
head knocking him senseless. Soon alter
the Sheriff and his deputies arrived and
iioued the maniac, who is now eaiely
lodged in the Asylum hospital. ,fgI5s
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Western (Jronu

94 4: CHICAGO June l9.-The following is the
weekly crop summary printed by the
Farmers Review: At this date Of writing,
the winter wheat crop in all sections haa
go nearly reached q state Of maturity that
reports show no change III it's condition
and none will take place unlcss hail in.
sscts, OF rust should damage the ripeniup
grain. Eight winter wheat growing
states report an average condition OF the
crop at 50 per cent. lN | ''F';,tss'sSS
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WEST $YIRGINlANS# 81
SPOKEN OF ron LAMAn's pLAcE.
.tttEMI .N'lH.I. sEli1s NJ {l, Vi i5N-tl
Senator Ksnnn, Ex-senator Davis and Com
missioner Miller Said to be Thought Of :
Favorabiy for n Cabtuot rosttion-Tho
yY President and the Flag Order.
sptetal pispaleA q he InltlllQnetsrL. =

Special Dispaieh 10 The Iatelltonetr.
WARRINGTON, D. G., June l0.-ltiu now
pretty generally conceded that tho va.
cancy in the Cabinet which will be
caused by the appointment Of Mr.. Lamar,
Secretary Of the Interior, TO a posi-.
ton on tho Supreme bench will be filled
by q representative Of the Solid South. li.
Considerable gossip Ia indulged in as 10
who the Preaident will select for tho place.
Senator Ransom, OF North Carolina, who
was mentioned prominently, has stated
that he wonld nos accept the honor. In
high official circles to-day tho sole talk Is
in favor of West Virginia nun. A lead.
Ing Southern Senator, who is close to the
President, says that Mr.. Cleveland will
probably tender tho place to Senator
kenna or Hon. H. G. Davis. Commis.
sioner Joseph s. Miller is also talked OF.
There Is little or no talk Of any one else in
connection with the place. 1t. Is not
likely that Mr.. .kennR would accept a
plaGs In the Cabinet, as 1t would inyolys
q vacancy In the West Virginia Senator.
ship which would be. filled by Governor
Wilson, and would tend to create further
political complications In tho situation in
tho State. Mr.. Miller stands very high at
the White House, and tho President has
moro thnn once Bi2niAed bis desire 10 do
..something better" for the Commits.
sioner. {. 5l5-l - Z q r {'Qi't 4
Ex-senator Davis' chances for g tender
OF "a place In the Preuident's Cabinet are re-.
garded as the best Of the three gentlemen
named. On Newspaper ROW and in polit-
ical ciscles tho general belief is that one OF
the three will bo selected, though nothing
authoritative from the White House Is
known, I, /. s5Js5l q q .-, e. l''2 iGTr'}itf'
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LoAguo Notes.

!, Akron has signed German, the Cams
O'Brien is infusing now lie into the
Mansfield team. 5fe5'.,ir'{'ll5 4 Y.
Manager Clifford has not yet succeeded
In having the Columbus Club strike q
pennant gait. EE i.:5 ! i53l75,lls,
Steubenvflle has an opening for a frat
class pitcher, butwill not sign any moro
experiments. - rs q
Z Zanesville's quartet OF pitchers have
sore arms, and Manager Welsh is said TO
bs on the outlook for another one. 'I t'lg
The Wheeling management have re.
leased Ellif, Dudley and Moore, and
smith haa been given a short leave Of alb.
sence in order to visit bis home. f55 ~
Arrangements are being made for q big
excursion to Wheeling on July 4tb. a.
which time and place the Zanesville and
wheeling teams play their second series.
Sam Barkley, the second baseman Of the
Aleghenies, spent yesterday in the city.
He has been pretty eick lately, but is
picking up now, and looks as well as ever.
A subscription paper is being circulated
among the admirers Of the Stsubenyille
club for the purpose Of procuring new
uniforms, Of which the club is sadly in
need. About Sl0O has been raiaed thus
far. g55 q, IL .,'.l'-'s'D - - =
:, The zanesville club, on its return home
Thursdny after very successful tour
among the other clubs OF the League, was
met at the depot by over thousand Of its
enthusiastic admirers, headed by the
Phen'x band. The club was escorted in
decorated carriages through the principal
5000. .ffii'2I ~ -, sDo t'"'t''l =
Another phenomenon has come to
esiei. On Wednesday Irwin, Akron's pct
twirler, was pounded for twenty.iour bsse
hits, with Q total Of thirty.seven. Ts The
list included two home runs and several
tTo and three baggers. The zanesville
club performed the feat, and it is hardly
necessary to add that they won \ the
game. - !s2 i, . : II : n
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~ =lPTs-,a y. 500 :
Caught In n Small.

Chicago, June 10.-At7 a'clock lac.
evening three young men named George
". Baker, ". B. Miller and L. E. Clark
left the loot OF Thlsly-aNh street with a
small sail, boat Tor a cruise on the lake.
About an hour later a terrific eonall from
tho northwest swept over the lare. and al
that time several pistol shots wore henrd
from the direction the young men had
taken. a tug wss sent out aud the lake
was soonrel until this forenoon but no
trace q the boat or its occupants could ba
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Cardinal Manning on on Victoria.

LONDON, June lo.-Cardinal Manning
in az letter to the Clergy under
him says: "No sovereign in S'1,,,,I our Y
long annals has been more loved or has 40
won the love Of the people ns Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria. She has shown
the heart not only OF z queen
but also OF mother Of those I who
mourn. Her home and her court are
bright and spotless examples 3, for oil
who reign, and y a pattern for
al! her people. You will, 1 am sure.
With Joy offer our Heavenly Fatherthsnka.
giving, prayers for Her Majesty on the
jubllee Of her just and happy reign. r ~ 7.!'ss
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s'gI BASE BALL. c.&t
Tho Now Mon Arrive and Show w In Good

y CLARK, Flynn, Stencil and Boil arrived
Saturday, and in a practice game showed up
In great shape. Tho Green Stockings play
the Kalau,azoos to-day and q good crowd
should be In attendance. As It Is ladies
day, and as q now stand has been erected
for their benefit the fair sex ought to turn
out in force. The Wheeling club will place
the following nine in the field: Croean
loft. Dunn right, Speidel 8 base, Michel
middle, Bell ! base, CLARK pitcher, MoGet
2 base, Flynn ahort, stentzel catcher. lla
The game will be called at 3:45 o'clock.
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Enr.hqnnke Shock.

CuAALEsros, 9. g., June ia special
10 the Nt,rs and Courier repofta 8 startling
shock Of earthquake at snmmeryille, thir,
teen mileu from horc, this morning, &C.
companied by the most prolonged roaring
heard eipce October q, last yesF. Tonight
all is quiet. "a
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Village Wiped Out,

caloAao, June, ia Neys special iroim,, ron,
Eel Pekln, llls., says: The village Of Wash.
burn Woodtord county, was wiped out by
fire early yesterday morning. Seventeen
Of the tbusiness houses were completely
destroyed. The FIRE originated in Hi.
peisses store and 81 the village had no
fire protection whatever, everything was
destroyed. The loss approximates 500, 600.
On which there is about S4O, 900 insurance.
The fire is supposed to be Of incendiary
origin, f5 = IS,'S.' =,
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: '---yt------.
II !! BUTLER CLIJB
Holds banquet at I'uston md tho Gen.
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Holds q banquet at IsuSton md tho Gen.
essl Speals.
Y BosToN, MASS, June le.-The Dntley
Club, augmentation recently formed,
consistlng Of iriendu Of General Butler.
brt who claim not to have any political
object in view, gave its first banquet at
the Quincy House this afternoon, There
were about l50 gentlemen present. Whe,nr,
General Butler arrived before the dinner
was served he receiyod an enthusiaatic
welcome. I'm s.ig.ff5t ~
8s AS he met and recognized his old
friends from all over the country the
greetings wore hearty &C they yere fra.
quant. General Butler ssemed atrnnt, ana ana
hearty. After the dinner had bean I 1l;s.
prussl Noah AZ. Plympton, President Of
the Club, made Q brist address. He said
all present we're as much Butler mai, IA
|eysr they lwere, and they were Butler men
because they. beloved in stesdfast prinei. Incl.
pies, patriotism and Justice 70 nil ~ ~
then called upon General Butler. y Tne
General was heartily applauded az hs
stood up. He said he was grstieefl that
there were remembrances OF hja nanv ,
attempts 10 d3 what he thought was right
and be hoped,to I'VE to give iaany nlo7e
indications that his heart was In
tas u right place. General 81 Butler.
among other things, I; -ctsEred to Ttha
controversy about the return 81 ths Con.
:ederste ttle.haes. He said be bad
looked everywhere .or 9 reason for the
giving up Of these emblems which On,
soldiers had fought for. and won, ,Ss ia hed
looked ioF rrscedenta, It was true tha1
some Northern regiments had returned tf
Southern cities the Aags which had beer
captured in 4 the Swar. But that was I,
! matter solely between the two olsanIza
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Fatal Accidents. I

PAlKERsDuRa, W. YAr June ia
little child OF j. W. Boehm, OF Ellenboro,
died this evening from the effects OF fall
ing out Of q baby carriage q few days ago.
George Mcbride, OF this city, was ser.
ioub!y and perhaps fatally injured to-day
at Kanawha station by leaping from q
train while in motion. {GsE
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soUL-sr1RKING FLAGS.

T. Dewitt Talmage Talks Of Flags nud the
81 35, Reprel,ensiblo Wheat Gambling. t
New YoRk, June ls.-Tha weekly lee.
ture Of Rev. Dr.. Talmage in The tabeYna
Gle was q bright, eloquent talk on currvnt
subjects. This is how he diacuaaed the
battleaag question and the Chicago wheat
crash: 4 IS III /.
y Another excitement OF the week has
been concerning the proposed return OF
the battle aaga OF the late war. I am glad
the controversy, has beep go quickly set
tied, and all is pescs. Had not good eense
come to tho rescue, in q few days tho
whole land would have been slame with
trouble, and the consequences would
have been disastrous. Some cay it
was mere agitation about sople rolls OF
useless bunting. No, the l1ost arouaing,
thrilling, blood.etirring thing on ssrth ie a
battle flag. It has a psthos all its own.
Written all over 1t is tbs "Iliad". Of the
nation. For flag there srs i9 this coun-
try 1000, 600 men who would march out
and die. Better let the old flags OF all our
thEse wars hang where they are. caa
think only of ono circumstances under
which it might ba we'll to take them
down, and that is foreign invasion.
Is, II transatlantic de5potism, Jealous Of
the prosperity Of THO nation, should eyer
band together for the sdestrue!jou Of this
Republic, then take down those stained
and spottorn ensigna and put them into
tho tremendous fight by which oue nation
ehall demonstrate thss from the Atlantic
to the Pacific ocean We sre opo sgsiust
any attempt at interference with Gmeri-
can instisuiloUs by. tho blasted tyraunies
Of Europe. II 5: l3;. (.
The third great excitement of tho week
was the destruction OF the combination In
wheat. What q ead thing that men will
gamble With tho statf Of life. God.eiyen
bread made to do the work Of gsmhler's
dicsl Nothing is TOO saprsd for these des-
peradoes Of the grain market. wonder
II some one will not, after sw bile, try to
Qet a ''corner' on eottins and sombstoneu.
BY eight Q. ten years 81 g'oJlo9e herveu.s,
God seems determined to bless tbir land,
and every year the speculatora aeem Dc.
termined 10 taWart the muni6cent and
heavenly design. II ttege Chicago mis-.
creants who lost ali we're the oliT suffer.
erg, we would not shed q tear, but, alas !
for many unwary crafts sunk down into
that whirlpool.
1.-The leading specs,ators themselyes will
be put TO no Inconvenience. They hsyo
enough property in their wives namca to
keep them comfortable aud suatain theH
until they set another chance st Whole.
sale sYindle. But it is q badness unutter.
able, that IL these great crashes 80 many
innocent people 60 under. We hear Of
thoae who lose their huadSeds of thous
ands Of dollars, and Sof the dealios o.
IS, 100000 in sal9es; but about the clerkl
and employees in those ucores OF ruined es
tsblishments,SS who, with $thsir widowed
mothers !sad stheit helpless families, a.t
flung out, breAdtesss and helpless, wo hea
pothing. They suffer sud die unobseryet
and upchroAicled, Thils the n,sr,Yho ar'
responsible lor the stupendous fraud
come out Of tho wreck viii: e eompe
E4ltEy.
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TIE New York Star tDsm.) says the
Editor Of the World (Dem.) was 8 bounty.
jumper. What over may be true Of the
long.ago, the Horld editor is not jumping
the bounty now. He is flying big balloons
aud making US all advertise him free.
here is something in that man, 5 3.eii
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{ Torrlble Calamity.

PEsrn, June 1S.-Whflo, a party Of 25O
pilgrims were crossing the Danube river
near Paks, the boat on which they were
making the passage was caught in hur-
ricane and capsizsd. Only q few Of th.
party were saved. Over one hundred
bodies have been recovered. d. y, u
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forgor Arrested.

TORONTO, osr', jane le.-JJames 4. 4 i, L
Wilson, the Phiadelphia iorgelr., was ar.
rested IN this city last night. Hs has las beer,
living here with his wife and family IN.
der an assumed name for the pAst two
months. His defalcation as Grenorted
amounts to 5000 900. ~ ''l'e y ~ y
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CnAuNcEY NJ. DgpEw has decided to
"sweAr ol," and leave aiter-dinner speak.
ing to more ambitious men. We are sor.
~ ior this. We had hoped to induce Mr..
Dspew to talk tor ns at the big Reunion
bean bake. ~. o.i4is+,
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DHcktd Ia tlfs yf,fuy,

FLUSHING n. W June l0:-Much ex.
element was caused here last night By
the dAa;E:t ddAaackE:lng Of Charles Daachs:, roupec.
table married man in the hassn Of the vii.
ilage fountain bys tonr men whom
ne ~ could z not soeogniz, in the
dark 4aa aa but who NJ arc supposed
to DO memhars ot a vigilance committe.,
This Organization vas formed years ago,
and it6 obiects Is stated TO bo the punish.
,hent by dncking OF guy married man
iound out utter II o'clock unaccompauiDd
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Cenor Wnberforco On T,mnor,,, ,r,,,,. !, :,

NES YoRx, June ia largo audience iut
gathered in Ohickering hall this afternoon
to greet Canon Wilberiorce, of England,
who was announced to speak under the
auepsces Of the National. Temperanco
Society. Rev. Dewitt Talmage preaided
and many clergymen Of various denomin.
ations known in connection with thu
temperance cause had ssats on the plat.
form. The Canon spoke for an hour and
awoke great enthusiasm. IA = - ~
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tlons. He did not consider that a prece.
dent. The President, he said, had no
more right to give away q dollars worth
q United States property In time Of peace
than any one ht the table. Bns he could
not blame the President for what he had
done. He had never been In position
to learn not 10 do such a thing, and there
was no one In the Cabinet to advise him,
90 It was more his misfortune than hle
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CHICAGO had it 97 in the shade last Fri.
day, with the wind sou by eou'weet. IA
the great summer resort Of tho West 81.
Louis has the call this season. Il
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WHAT q howl there is, to be- sure, among
the men who were worsted In the big
wheat corner. How the hot end Of the
poker does burn! Fg}gl'.,. x s.,r,si
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In England they seem to regard Mr..
Blaine ss the biggest man in the United
States. Possibly they are right. The
yesshe. 10 too hot for controversy. 5f
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An Exquisite perf,,n,,i NJ !, ,

clings to the akin Of tho,,seeI sb, nse (,ol,
gates unsurpasaed Toilet Soaps. Csah.
mere Bouquet most popular. f$SsN M&rh 2
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ABosrON man, plaintiff in a New York
conrs, wants damages from his Wall street
broker. Plaintiff on the stand
Q.-How much money did you have
when you began epsculating in Wall
street? IS = NJ
A.-Two millions. tsES' ~. So -
Q.-How much have you uow2
A.-None. BIZ I'LL /
An octave volume would contain more
words, but no more point. .{ q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-20

DRca, you wicked man, go disappear.
How dare you trick a whole adminiatra.
, tion Of innocents? sE5t5s35 lAy !55
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-20

THIS isn't u bit too hot for the wheat.
You can almost bear It grow as you pass
by the waving fields. / tI VI, j5S3